The Dolphins’ decision to fire head coach Mike McDaniel was not related to the sudden availability of former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns are definitely doing their diligence on John Harbaugh, fired Tuesday by the Ravens, as a possible replacement for Kevin Stefanski.

Former Baltimore Ravens head honcho John Harbaugh is the biggest name on the market for teams seeking a new head coach. Whether he would consider joining a divisional rival like the Cleveland Browns will be a fascinating subplot.

For more than a few of the playoff teams, there’s no way Harbaugh would be a consideration. The Broncos and Seahawks, obviously, will be standing pat. Ditto for the likes of the Patriots, Chargers (that would be a very awkward phone call), Jaguars, Rams, 49ers, Bears, and Texans.

John Harbaugh will wait to begin head coaching interviews, according to league sources. Scott Taetsch / While John Harbaugh immediately became the hottest head coaching candidate in the NFL hiring cycle after he was fired by the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday,

John Harbaugh could be eyeing a very surprising NFC team as one of his top targets for his next head coaching opportunity.

The NFL coaching carousel may not be done spinning. Seven NFL teams are seeking a new head coach after Baltimore fired John Harbaugh on Tuesday.

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is surely keeping tabs on the latest development among coaches in the NFL.